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jozxyqk wrote: I planned to use a couple of these modules to run my first DCC campaign. The PCs are now level 3-4. Oh well. Not much I can do. $20 gone and I didn't get any use out of it.

Time for a TPK?

What do you like about the Illhiedrin book? I like that it's a low level caper/heist type of adventure. The players are after the book for a powerful patron, but so are bunch of other factions. The action is also spread out across a mixture of civilisation, wilderness, and dungeon. As written it do...

Well, Tegal Manor, Caverns of Thracia, and Dark Tower are considered amongst the best JG adventures. I like the not so well known Illhiedrin Book. There are a ton of useful supplements that can be dropped into most campaigns with a little tweaking things like the Frontier Fortress of Kelnore, the bo...

Were any of the Hobbits in LotR anything more than emotionally different by the end of the books (Ent draughts excepted)? I'd say the Hobbits are a great example of leveling. They leave the shire with nothing but britches, waistcoats, and cook pots, are constantly running and hiding from anything a...

3) You can also organise and run DCC games on G+ hangouts.

Hey up, all. My story is probably pretty standard. I started back in '81 with Tunnels & Trolls, then B/X D&D, then our group got the AD&D books, but didn't use the rules just strip-mined it for cool monsters, magic, and classes for our Basic game. Runequest was big favourite, as was Bush...

I definitely plan to have them viewed as signs of chaos and a reason for ignorant peasants to be hostile in my games.